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Implement the simplest CountReads as a Picard CommandLineProgram #3

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akiezun opened this issue Dec 10, 2014 · 1 comment
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akiezun commented Dec 10, 2014

no filters, no -L, just count reads and make a regression test for it (with a small bam)
Can we 'register' a hellbender tool as a picard tool if we have it in a different package?

@akiezun akiezun changed the title Implement CountReads as a Picard CommandLineProgram Implement the simplest CountReads as a Picard CommandLineProgram Dec 10, 2014
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akiezun commented Dec 12, 2014

done!

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adding a build.gradle with a dependency on the hellbender snapshot
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# This is the 1st commit message:

Tiny tool to take the smallest interval the spans the given intervals

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Sort spanning intervals
Start moving the spanning interval determinination into GenomicsDBImport

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Fix dictionary arg
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